Question

how did the distribution of power in medieval england differ from that of medieval france?
in france, the most powerful leader was the archbishop who presided over the french church.
most of the power in england was in the hands of the clergy.
france did not develop an institution that could limit the power of the king.
france did not develop a monarchy; power remained scattered among many rulers.

Explanation:

Medieval England had Parliament (a limiting institution for the king), while France lacked such a strong check on royal power. The other options are incorrect: France’s most powerful leader was the king (not archbishop), England’s power was shared (not mostly clergy), and France did have a monarchy.

Answer:

France did not develop an institution that could limit the power of the king